Modules

Detailed Description

Modules are the smallest unit of software available in FSP. Each module implements one interface.

For more information on FSP Modules and Interfaces review FSP Modules, FSP Stacks and FSP Interfaces in the FSP Architecture section of this manual.

Note

Not all modules are available for all MCUs. For more information, see the User's Manual for the specific MCU.

Organization of Module Sections

Each module within FSP has a detailed Users' Guide listed below. Each guide typically includes the following content:

• Functions: A list of all the API functions associated with the module
• Detailed Description: A short description of the module and the peripherals used
• Overview: An operational summary and a list of high level features provided by the module
• Configuration: A description of module specific settings available in the configuration tool including clock and pin configurations
• Usage Notes: Module specific documentation and limitations
• Examples: Illustrative code snippets that help the user better understand API use and operation
• Data Structure and Enumeration: Definitions for data structures, enumerations and similar elements used by the module API
• Function Documentation: Details on each API function, including the function prototype, a function summary, a simple use example, list of return values and links to documentation for any needed parameter definitions

Modules
	Analog
	Analog Modules.
	AI
	Artifical Intelligence Modules.
	Audio
	Audio Modules.
	Bootloader
	Bootloader Modules.
	CapTouch
	CapTouch Modules.
	Connectivity
	Connectivity Modules.
	DSP
	DSP Modules.
	Graphics
	Graphics Modules.
	Input
	Input Modules.
	Monitoring
	Monitoring Modules.
	Motor
	Motor Modules.
	Networking
	Networking Modules.
	Power
	Power Modules.
	RTOS
	RTOS Modules.
	Security
	Security Modules.
	Sensor
	Sensor Modules.
	Storage
	Storage Modules.
	System
	System Modules.
	Timers
	Timers Modules.
	Transfer
	Transfer Modules.
	TrustZone
	Arm TrustZone Modules.